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PUBLISHED WEEKLY WINNSBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY, mc40==R 1905- ESTABLISHED1844. Caidwell Dry Goods C The Big For Men. When you are ready for your Winter Suit we as you to get our prices. We can please you in chea goods; also in the best quality. Our Griffon Bran $10.00 Suits are as good as you will find offered fc many dollars more. . No better goods made in thi country than this brand. Also Suits at $12.00 an $15.00. Children's and Boys' Suits from $1.00 to $2.00 See them and you will know they can't be beat. Cotton and Wool Underwear for men--the bes just as cheap as they were before cotton and woo went up in price. All style Shirts, white and colors from 25c. to $1.00 each. Gents' Ties and Gloves--good, pretty and cheap Gents' Hats, all shapes. Our brands--"Belve dere," "Royal Limited," Caldwell's Boss Mike.' These are the best money can buy. We want your trade, we with us. You should be su January 1st. Come and se CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES. WH N You Drink COFFEEi ant It to have the right taste and to pro he right feeling. All right; then get a an of Pinnacle, a high grade mixed Mocha va. Costs only $1.00; and the number of sing it is daily increasing. good Oatmeal use Scotch Oats; 15 cents 2 boxes for 25 cents. erything for that fruit cake--Raisins, Cur Citron and Figs. All fresh stock. 5,yo*alo'your W. C. Boyd. o You Like GOODS WELL DISPLAYED? IF SO, P IN AND TAKE A GOOD PEEP AT OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF ROOKERY AND GLASSWARE. ge and varied assortment that display possible. It is the reason for superior goods that will make interest to call. .SE IG(L -R . E Store w When you thin k ter Goods the que , I get the best? \ Where can I get i d THE BIG ST( r answers all these S ply all your want linery==everythinj can find the good ble prices. We have sold a want to sell a lot i Ithe latest styles, t in South Carolina SHOES. For all the family. In fine goods for r Wright, Geo. Snol States than these, In ladies' fine g field, Roxie Ward. make them more 4 on all styles the lo appreciate it, I re to have a ti e that we do ir dwell Di Lengtown Dotes. Mr. Samuel McCormick has re turned from an extended isit to relatives in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrison spent Th ursday in Columbia. Misses Kate and Hattie Mel lichamp and Mr. Leonard Mel lichamp spent last week in Charleston. We are glad to report that Mr. Brumnmette Beeves, who has been confined to his room fer several weeks, is now improving. Mrs. Levi Moore is visiting relatives in Charleston. Mr. Sam Tidwell of Hopkins spent Sanday with his parents. Mr. A. W. Matherson came near losing his house by fire Fri day morning. Longtown Graded School. E. M. S. & M. P. J. Never Ask Advic. ahsn you have a cough or cold don't medicine with little or no merit and perhaps dan gerous. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar, the greatest throat and l1n reedy it cure coughs and colds Greenbrier Dots. There is going to be an en tertainment at the school boase Friday night, December 1, for the benefit of the school library. A very interesting program has been arranged consisting of music, recitations, songs, tableaux and drills. Mr. Lyles Smith, who has been working in Stone Mountain, Ga., is spending a few days at home. Mrs. A. M. Blair and Miss Bertha Blair left on Friday for Jonesville where they will visit Mrs. D. E. Camak. T.C.3 by th here to B k of making your stions come to you Vhere can I see thi :he lowest prices or )RE BY THE questions for you. s in Dry Goods, Sh r kept in a dry goo s to please you, ani MILLINERY. lot of fine goods it ,nore. We offer yo' he best work, and SHOES. We have all kin nen we sell Selz, S W's. No better mz oods, Krippendorf The shoemaker d< stylish or better t] west. >y giving .fine :ket and a che iore than we c Blythewood Briefs. Our school library is being greatly enjoyed by all the pupils. We have a good collection of books and hope to get more ere long. We are glad to report that Miss Eula Wilson, who has been quite ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing. Her sister, Miss Yola Wilson, who has been nurs ing her, has retnrned to her dut ies at the Hospital in Sumter. Miss Lizzle Lawhorn, who hasf been visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Brown, has returned to Columbia. Mesisrs. Durham Boney and F. E. Hood made a flying trip to, the "City by the Sea" last week. Our teacher, Miss Ellen Book hardt and Miss Emmie Lupo, spent Saturday in Columbia. Mrs. James Brown, who has. been sick for two weeks, is im provimg. The hunters of the neighbor hood are having a merry time they always bring in a bag filled with game. Our school boys are not quite so fortunate. Mr. Lamar Ward law of Colum bia has been visiting relatives here. Judging from all reports we will hear the wedding bells ring before many week have passed. Nov. 18, 1905. Belva. Spent flore Than $iooo. "LMy wife suffered from lung troubles for fifteen years, she tried a number of doeters and spent over $1000 without relief," writes, V. W. Baker of Plain view, Neb. "She became very low and lost all hope. A friend recoin mended Foley's Honey and Tar and, thanks to this great remedy, is saved~ her life. She enjoys better health than he has known in ten years." Refuse substibutes. Sold by McMaster Co. vH E OR IGINAL LAXAvIVE COUGH SY RUP KENNEDY'S .AXATIVE HONEY-TAR led Clov.r DIOSID.rand Eomer 1ee on Ever7 Dottle. ie To Uy. purchases of Wir r mind, "Where ca e greatest variety i good goods?" [OWN CLOCI Here you can sup oes, Clothing, Mil ds store. Here yoi I the lowest possi i this room, but w a the newest goods at prices the lowes SHOES. ds of heavy shoes chwab & Co., Jus kes in the Unite< 0, Godman's, Fair tesn't live that car ian these. Price! premiumc wi tnce at the ex laim. s Coni ADollarou5 Appeal. There i$ alitle matter t< which TeMe$$enger beg$ tc call the attention of it$ Sub $criber$. We .really hate tc $peak of it, but $ome have Seem ingly allowed it to $lip the ir mind$. To u$ thi$ iS a very im portant i$$ue; in fact it iS neoe$$ary in our bu~ine$$. We will not $peak further on the $ubject. PerhapS you h a v e gueS~ed the drift of our remark$. -The MississippiMessenger. Astonishing Incident. It was, to all her friends, an astonishing incident, that Mrs. I. B. Hurst, of Lime Ridge, Wis., was cured of her dreadful sick ness. "Doctors," she writes, "bad given me up; friends were ready to bid me t'ie last farewell; clouds of despair darkened my horizon, and I was a wreck on the shores of despondency, when I began to take Electric Bitters, for my frightful stomach and liver complaint. To the astonishment of all, I was benefited at oncean am now completely and mira culously restored to health." At McMaster Co.'s, Obear Drug Co.'s and' John H. McMaster & Co.'s drugstores; price 50c; guaranteed. Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to hunt, fish, cut timber, or permit their live stock to come on any part of t-he land owned by the undersigned, t' plaees knowni as the Ford Place, , T~ve Blake Place, and the Home . 2, or to trespass in any way. All trespassers i rscted XV. R. DOTY. Caldwell Dr unf Cli For I 1= You would not do jus not see our stock of Dres the New Style Goods, 4 have them cheaper at 25< qualities at 75c., 93c. an( LI Silk in all colors; pric yard. Ask for our 36-inc] is a great value. e Ladies' Cotton and W t at lowest prices. Fine Hosiery, Gloves, little notions that a lady t Ready-made Skirts variety of styles. If you want a Cloak, long or short style; price can buy them in cities. th every $10.( tra prizes to b ally. Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to hunt, fish, out timber, or permit their live stock to come on any part of the land owned or controlled by the under signed, or trespass in any way. All trespassers will be prosecuted. J. E. COAN, 11-l-4t T. P. BRYSON. Trespass Notice. All persons' are forbidden to enter upon the lands owned or controlled b me in Fairfield County, near the sta-' tions of Dawkins and Strother. I find that I must stop the passing through my pastdres because some people leave the gates open and expose my cattle to be killed on the railroad, which is fenced off. Moreover, I must stop all hunting in order to get my places stocked with game-birds, squirrels, rabbits and 'possums. 11-8-4m JOHN J. McMAHAN. J. Wilson Gibbes TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS 1412 Main St., Columbia, S. C. South Carolina Agent DENSMORE TYPEWRITER-The best writing machine at any price. CHICAGO TYPEWRITFR-T hi e best for the price-$35 and $50. AL L MAKES-Rented, Exchanged,' Bought. Repairing on the premises by an expert. RUBBER STAMP FACTORY - Stamnps made every day on the prem ises. Secii Plates, Daters, Number ing Machines, Check Punches of all kinds. OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FUR NITU RE--Everything from a Pen Point to a Roll Top Desk. Sectional Filing Cases, Bookcases and Card In dexes a speeialty, 10-18. Goods Co.. tice to yourselves if you do s Goods. Ask specially for c. and 50c. the yard. We . and 331/c; also have finer I $1.00 the yard. ,es from 25c. to $1.50 the h Silk at $1.00 a yard. This ool Underwear; best makes Belts, Collars, and all th e wants, at Bargain Prices; large we can please you in'either 25 per cerit less than fou )0 cash spent e given away ~RY GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLINERY. Div1|81 Mi Aillull --BY "The Old Reliable" Mutual Benefit Life In-. surance Company. ORGANIZED IN 1845 STRICTLY MUTUAL. NO STOCK.- ' HOLDERS. INSURANCE FURNISHED AT COST. Mail this card filled in and ful In. formation will be submittsd* I was born on the...day of.......18.... *@ ...................... ... ............ Address.. ............ .................... - Quote rates on $............. insurance. . W. D. DAVIS, 9-20.6m Long Ruri, S. C. Trespass Notice. Notice is hereby given that all per sons are prohibited from entering on the tracts of land belonging to or con trolled by me in the southwest corner of Fairfield County; one tract known as the McCants tract, bounded by Broad River and Little River and lands of Leitner; one tract known as the Finlay tract, bounded by Broad River and lands of Leitner; and one tract known as Rice traet, bounded by Finlay tract and lands of Turkett. And all hunting on any of said tracts of land is prohibited. This notice is given solely for the purpose of increasing the game birds on the lands. and not for the purpsoe of being unneighborly. n..-..L W. H. LYLES.